Picked up this pot at an outdoor antiques market because I was intrigued by it. Bottom has excess glaze ground down. Pale yellow clay. Most...
Last batch. All from the thrifts unless mentioned otherwise. Small Yixing Teapot was $3.00. Have to research yet so it might end up in the...
More from the thrifts unless mentioned otherwise ...... Domart bakelite sewing box. The tray inside spins to reveal a second layer of...
Haven't posted to this thread in quite awhile. Have been buying but just haven't had time, nor have been home to post. Will post some...
I initially thought 70s-80s on this but the molded plug with narrow vanes indicates a late 50s-60s date. I also thought European but the American...
Recently bought this lamp from another dealer. It came from a house with some very nice MCM furnishings. There was no shade so I tried out the...
Friend has this horn part and has not been able to identify. About 5" x 3" with 1/2" diameter tubing. The arrow thing will turn to either A or B...
The lack of clarity to the writing and the phillips head screw indicates that this is a reproduction. There were some reissues done in the 70s...
Is that press-in caning? If so, probably not as old as I thought.
I get better prices on ebay than I can locally. Have to know exactly what you are selling and represent it as such. Any doubt in the listing...
Would think 1940s or so. No real identifiable style or precedence to it. Nice that the caning is intact.
Likely a small wardrobe. Would expect shelves or drawers inside or a combination of both. I think teens -20s. Likely will never find out who...
Not really a guess .... ;)
If you do decide to shorten the top, make sure that it is done on a good saw with the right type of blade. Cut with the face up on a table saw...
Depending on how configured inside, it could be a linen press. Goes nicely with your décor and paintings, that I also happen to be intrigued by....
Very nice painting and worth some effort in finding the artists. Signature is tough and I too see an Si at the front and '68. Beyond that, is...
I think Indonesian ..... Lombok
..... but this is not a torchiere. A torchiere uses a decorative glass shade. This is a diffuser shade, meant to have another shade placed on...
That is a lot of missing veneer so difficult to splice in new pieces. I might be tempted to cut a straight line across, remove the veneer outside...
Believe it to be a half-tone print.
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